|Articles|May 15, 2002

RealTimeImage debuts multi-language support

Language is less of a barrier now for prospective customers of iPACS, a Web-based PACS product from RealTimeImage. At SCAR, the company introduced multi-language support with an extended unicode character set for its iPACS product line. User interfaces

 

Language is less of a barrier now for prospective customers of iPACS, a Web-based PACS product from RealTimeImage. At SCAR, the company introduced multi-language support with an extended unicode character set for its iPACS product line. User interfaces now support French, Spanish, Greek, Italian, and Japanese. Using iPACS, authorized users have immediate access to diagnostic quality images using an ordinary PC and any Internet connection, according to the company.


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